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The High Holidays are upon us again! We look forward to celebrating with you throughout from Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur all the way through Sukkot and Simchat Torah! For details on our service schedule including times for Junior Congregation and Babysitting, please see our High Holiday Guide (PDF). Shana Tovah!
TBS is pleased to offer our multi-generational, family-based progressive service for the second day of Rosh Hashanah, on Tuesday, September 11, 2018 from 10:30 am until noon. This service will run concurrently with our traditional sanctuary service, but outdoors under a tent. Learn more about this unique service here and contact the temple office for more details.
Join us Sunday, June 24, 1-4pm to meet clergy, education leadership and lay leaders. Enjoy activities for the whole family including:
Featuring a Chili Cook-off in collaboration with the New England Region of the Federation of Men’s Clubs.
No cost to attend. Zayde’s Market will be on hand selling food. Prospective members will be given free vouchers for chili samples and voting.
For more information or questions about membership, contact membership@beth-sholom.org or 508-877-2540.
Rabbi Laurence Bazer has been called for active duty as Deputy Director of the Joint Chaplains Office of the National Guard. Read the full press release.
Join us this Fall at Temple Beth Sholom for Me’ah Classic
Embark upon a fascinating two-year, 100 hour journey through the narrative of the Jewish people from ancient to present times.
Explore in-depth four key areas of Jewish history: Hebrew Bible, Rabbinics, Medieval, and Modern.
The course will meet Thursday evenings beginning October 11, 2018.
Download the flyer for full details. Download the registration form and return by October 4, 2018.
To assist you in your Passover preparations, the 2018 Rabbinical Assembly Passover Guide is now available for download.
Featuring Dr. Michael Satlow of Brown University
Dr. Michael L. Satlow is professor of religious studies and Judaic Studies at Brown University. He received his Ph.D. in 1993 in Ancient Judaism from the Jewish Theological Seminary and has written widely on the social and religious history of Jews in antiquity. He also maintains an online database called “Inscriptions of Israel/Palestine” (www.brown.edu/iip) and has created a podcast series, “From Israelite to Jew,” freely available on iTunesU. He has held a Guggenheim Fellowship and was a Fulbright Scholar in Israel. He is the author of How the Bible Became Holy published by Yale University Press.
Our annual winter outerwear drive is underway! Please drop off donations in the lobby coat closet. Thank you!
What better way to celebrate Shabbat than as a Community?
Friday, November 17th we will gather together as one community and welcome in Shabbat together.
RSVP no later than Thursday November 9th. You can place your reservations online or call Fern at 508-877-2540 ext. 205